Is the Gym a Luxury?
Has the current times changed your mind? Thinking about how much of a role the gym plays in our fitness journeys and our day to day health, fitness, and wellness. Are gyms a luxury or a necessity?
where life meets fitness
Has the current times changed your mind? Thinking about how much of a role the gym plays in our fitness journeys and our day to day health, fitness, and wellness. Are gyms a luxury or a necessity?
Society constantly redefines the ‘perfect body’ or the bodies that people find attractive. The dad bod has hit the headlines again.
It’s important to pace your physical activity and fitness. Fatigue is common when we overwork ourselves and current circumstances can increase its effect. Work on your fitness, but also its sustainability. Are you starting to feel the onset of fatigue or lower energy levels?
It’s tough, but it’s not a problem. Sometimes it takes someone else pointing out the obvious to me to make me think about my actions. As hard as it is for me to not go to the gym, it isn’t about me in this case. It’s my loved ones. And a small sacrifice goes a long way.
It’s a long one this time, but it’s a current conversation we are having about food packaging. We’ve started talking about food packaging in a way that it will solve deeper lying problems, when it in fact it may make them and other issues worse. Is there even a way to solve these problems, and does it revolve around the packaging?
It’s 2019 and yet this conversation is there to be had. It’s a personal matter. I train because I enjoy it, but it affects me, and with the social norms and all the comments I get, it’s been on my mind. How do I reconcile my more muscular physique with my femininity?
We are constantly seeing different methods and theories on social media and the Internet in general. To say any method is wrong is incorrect. However, my own experiences have shown me that these different methods gave me different results. I had to ask myself which one is better for me…. cardio or weights?
Is overcommitting an issue? We see many people promoting ‘no days off’ training as a necessity. Is it though? Life is important even if it does get in the way.
I could just go along with the status quo and take supplements even though they make me feel uncomfortable. Given my tough training regiment how important are these supplements really to my training and recovery?








